A NATO official has indicated that Russia is intensifying its hybrid warfare activities across Europe. These actions are part of a broader strategy to destabilize the region and undermine Western alliances.
Despite the increase in hybrid tactics, the official emphasized that NATO currently perceives no immediate threat of a conventional military attack on any member state. The alliance remains vigilant and is monitoring Russia's actions closely, while continuing to bolster its defensive capabilities and preparedness.
NATO Official: Russia Escalates Hybrid Warfare in Europe, No Imminent Attack Threat Seen
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